Tridge summary
The market price of whole skipjack tuna has risen for three consecutive months due to increased demand and slightly lower catches in the western and central Pacific. Despite this, the presence of good stock levels in Thailand may mitigate the price increase. A temporary fishing ban in the eastern Pacific from November 9, 2024 to January 19, 2025 is anticipated to drive up the prices of Ecuadorian skipjack tuna.
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The market price of whole skipjack tuna has increased for three consecutive months due to strong demand and slightly lower catches in the western and central Pacific. However, good stock levels in Thailand may cushion the price increase. The upcoming temporary fishing ban in the eastern Pacific ...
Source: Fishretail
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